​Mike Pence Sex Dream will have a workshop with Ensemble Studio Theatre as part of their Youngblood In-Progress series. Direction by Matt Dickson, featuring Eric Harper, Daniel K. Isaac, & Julius Powell. Public performances have been postponed due to coronavirus; new dates are TBA.

Also in February & March, two one-acts:

• Tricycle Backflip, dir. Kate Sullivan for PLAYLIST - A Leap Day Benefit at the Lyric Hyperion (Los Angeles), Feb. 29
• When You Are Someone Who Isn't Alone, dir. Dominique Rider at the Atlantic Conservatory One-Act Festival (NYC), Feb. 29 - March 7

​In November, two one-acts with EST/Youngblood:

• Me & My Dog directed by Matt Dickson, featuring Keilly McQuail & Sasha Diamond (11/3)
• You've Got a Lot of Peppers in Your Garden directed by Kathleen Capdesuñer, featuring Drew Lewis, Dawn Evans, & Sean McIntyre (11/19-11/23)

How You Kiss Me Is Not How I Like To Be Kissed will have its Chicago premiere at Haven Theatre from October 15-31 as part of Directors Haven 2019. Direction by AJ Schwartz, featuring Morgan Lavenstein and Rolando Serrano.

Tricycle Backflip, a one-act comedy, will be part of Ensemble Studio Theatre's Marathon of One Act Plays from May 12 - June 1. Direction by Matt Dickson, featuring Molly Carden, Drew Lewis, & Erin Roché.

Mike Pence Sex Dream will debut in 2019 at First Floor Theater (Chicago) from February 16 - March 16. Direction by Hutch Pimentel, featuring Scott Shimizu, Collin Quinn Rice, and Gage Wallace.

1969: The Second Man, a musical collaboration with songwriter & performer Jacob Brandt, will premiere at Next Door at New York Theatre Workshop in August 2018. Direction by Jaki Bradley, production design by Oona Curley, produced by Madeleine Foster Bersin. ​www.1969thesecondman.com

Polar Bear in a Fish Tank in a Mall in China was part of EST/Youngblood's Bloodworks reading series. Direction by Matt Dickson, featuring Daniel Isaac, Alton Alburo, Brian Quijada, Eric Harper, RJ Brown, Alex Herrald, Alex Gould, and Tommy Heleringer.

Breeders is a Time Out New York Critic's Pick! It runs through October 14 at New Light Theater Project.

Breeders makes its New York City premiere at New Light Theater Project from September 21-October 14. Direction by Jaki Bradley, featuring Alton Alburo, Fernando Gonzalez, Lea McKenna-Garcia, and Jacob Perkins, with design by Oona Curley, Devin Cortez Lake, Ben Vigus, Genevieve Beller, and Brian Dudkiewicz. Tickets are available here.

The Blast, based on a 1947 pulp-science fiction novel, opened at the old synagogue in the Westbeth Artist Building. It's directed by and developed with Lilleth Glimcher, produced by Amanda+James and You Are Here, and features performers Tobi Aremu, Mark Mauriello, Georgina Parfitt, Rad Pereira, Ita Segev, and Jen Tchiakpe. It runs through Friday, May 19.

​Breeders is the recipient of the 2017 New Light New Voices Award! It will make its New York debut in September 2017, produced by New Light Theater Project and directed by Jaki Bradley.

Breeders runs at FaultLine Theater (San Francisco) from April 7-29th. Direction by Adam Odsess-Rubin, featuring Sam Bertken, Ryan Hayes, Neil Higgins, & Nikki Meñez.

​Breeders is the recipient of the 2016 Mark Twain Prize for Comic Playwriting from the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival.

Breeders was selected for the PlayLab at the 2016 Great Plains Theatre Conference.

The Pill, an original screenplay about the invention of the birth control pill, received a $15,000 first prize grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Screenwriting Competition.  Related: an interview with Sloan Science & Film.